Sharing my recent find. At first, I thought it was stained and beat up. Pictures provided at various angles and lighting. The obverse appears to be heavily scratched but hard to say of machine or by hand with everything else going on. Also took an older quarter to compare the edge. As always, comments are welcomed.
Here is a link to my one and only missing clad I ever found https://www.cointalk.com/threads/19...lad-found-in-cash-drawer.270092/#post-2262558
hmmm... For starters Obverse The B in Liberty The date..between the 9 and 7 By the missing design element in the L in Liberty with a triangle and between the L and I ...above NW of liberty on the rim (2nd image)
Reverse DOLLAR .. and its copper not dirty If u look at the scratches on obverse.. They are copper Anyway..that's what I see. Is it only obvious to me? lol
Rick...pretty cool coin. Tnx for sharing. I did do my homework and 78 was an interesting year for quarter errors .. Including multi-errors like the one I posted. Rare..but a few have "surfaced" lol
no, i don't have a scale (yet) but that is a great idea. Finding PCGS coin graders in Richmond, VA has been an issue, as well...for the past several years of looking into a loop, I have about a 100 coins that need expert eyes and certification.
Ya, I think your right, when I metal detect different soils the ph can mess with the coins, but I hope for him he got something